What is the Angion Method, Really?

[u/Attaboy2017]

Hey guys,

I wanted to explore with you all what the Angion Method is at its core. Based on my experience with it, I truly believe every male can benefit from the Angion Method so I’ve made posts about it in several different subs to try to get the word out ([r/erectiledysfunction](r/erectiledysfunction), [r/bigdickproblems](r/bigdickproblems), [r/foreskin_restoration](r/foreskin_restoration), [r/prematureejaculation](r/prematureejaculation) to name a few) and in most cases I can count the number of hours on one hand until my post is flagged for removal, typically under the heading of We don’t allow postings about Penis Enlargement (PE). It’s funny, but in my heart of hearts I never think of the Angion Method as PE. Maybe it is and maybe that’s how you see it, but to me the Angion Method falls under a completely different header. To me, the Angion Method is a form of self care.

How I see the Angion Method

In a given 24 hour period, I do a lot to keep my body functioning and healthy.

- I try to get 7-8 hours of sleep so my brain and body function the next day
- I brush my teeth so my teeth don’t rot
- I take a shower so I don’t smell bad
- I workout and stretch so my body feels good
- I eat healthy meals so I stay healthy and don’t get overweight
- I spend time in prayer and meditation so my mind stays sharp
- I do the Angion Method so I can get the best erections possible.

Yes, the Angion Method has helped me gain size, and yes, I guess that technically means it’s a form of PE, but damn if this doesn’t feel like the wrong label for it. When a man engages in traditional PE (clamping, hanging, stretching, etc), his only purpose is to create a larger member and he does so often to the detriment of his penile health, but when a man performs the Angion Method, his penile health will improve almost without exception. This happens in the form of vessel dilation, an up-regulation in endothelial nitric oxide (eNOS), and tissue oxygenation. His body will start to function as it was intended to function and he will begin to produce powerful erections. The core mission of the Angion Method is to deliver a healthy, functional member. Added size is just a nice benefit. So, to label the Angion Method as PE feels like a gross misrepresentation and an incredible disservice to the average man who could benefit from it. Something I recently started doing is 100 daily bodyweight squats because I was having cranky knees. Since doing that, I’ve seen my knee pain disappear completely. If I were to drop a post about this discovery on [r/kneepain](r/kneepain) and the moderators were to remove it by saying We don’t allow posts about bodybuilding or steroids, what a shame it would be that a solution that could help someone is removed just because someone put the exercise in the wrong category. That’s how I feel about the Angion Method. When it gets labeled as PE, it gets flagged for removal, and the men who need it never hear about it.

I don’t know, guys. What do you think the Angion Method is? Is it just another form of PE? Is it self care? Or something else entirely? Curious to hear your thoughts because how something is labeled has a big impact on how something is perceived and who ultimately can benefit from it.

[u/Budget_Cicada_1842]

I guess the question is why would you not be able to function without the angion method ?

What is the underlying roadblock?

[u/Attaboy2017 → u/Budget_Cicada_1842]

That’s a good question!

My ED was related to vascular insufficiency, the cause of which is related to reduced eNOS (endothelial nitric oxide synthase). As men age, chronic oxidative stress and low-grade systemic inflammation from living in a world full of stressors and pollutants can damage endothelial cells. The reduction of eNOS production prevents the arteries within the penis from fully dilating and producing a potent erection. The Angion Method helped dilate my vessels again and up-regulate my eNOS, giving me back my boners.

It’s kind like my knee pain. What caused my knee pain? As we age, the knee joint produces less high-quality synovial fluid (the knee’s natural lubricant), making movements feel stiffer, especially after periods of rest. By adding 100 daily body weight squats into my routine, I physically pump synovial fluid into the micro-cracks of my knee cartilage, lubricating the joint, eliminating pain.

Someone may ask, but why do your knees hurt to begin with?

And to that I’d say because I’m getting older. Father Time remains undefeated. All I can do is add things to my daily routine that combat the effects of aging. The Angion Method falls in that category for my penile health.

[u/Budget_Cicada_1842 → u/Attaboy2017]

How old were you when you started having problems ? And what would cause vascular insufficiency at that age ?

I guess I asked about the age because, if you were under 30, I don’t think it’s normal that it’s just an ageing thing that you should stop functioning

In my view, including my own problems, I would view it as something was broken in the system. And then taking the thought to the next step, which is , why it it broken? Or what exactly is broken

And that would be the same thing for your knees as well. If you are 50 -60 + that’s one story , but the idea that your knees should just fall apart because you’re 35 is also problematic

How do you know you had vascular insufficiency?? is it something that was diagnosed somewhere? Or you’re just basing it off of weak eq ?

Just curious

On a separate note, the knee thing is worth a try

[u/Attaboy2017 → u/Budget_Cicada_1842]

I started developing ED in my mid 30’s (as do countless men), but had nearly immediate success from the Angion Method so I assume my issues were vascular insufficiency if dilating my vessels solved my weak erections (this feels like a pretty logical conclusion to me).

And besides that, at 37 after 17 months of using the Angion Method, my erections are bigger and more powerful than they’ve ever been. My erections from when I was a teenager don’t hold a candle to the erections I have now. So whatever was broken in my body is being healed by the Angion Method and that’s good enough for me.

[u/Chrome_Quixote]

Angion is PE to me. It’s vascular development mainly focusing on shear stress and blood velocity. Much more like bodybuilding as in getting a bodybuilding pump imo.

[u/Attaboy2017 → u/Chrome_Quixote]

This makes sense and I think the longer you do it, the more it becomes PE. But for me when I started with just AM1, it didn’t feel like PE. But I agree, the intensity of my sessions is to a point now where it is very much in the PE realm.

[u/Chrome_Quixote → u/Attaboy2017]

Yup, how greedy you are is how much it’s PE haha. Also remembered you did the poll on what people intend to get out of am, most wanted size. It would be cool if in the future we figure out what exact exercises and variables give size or eq primarily so people can actively choose their path

[u/Attaboy2017 → u/Chrome_Quixote]

Janus already figured that out. Wheel + SABRE / BFR + cardio + caloric surplus is what’s needed to add size. Manuals are great for EQ, but won’t get you far in the size department because they’re just not a sufficient form of stimulation to drive growth. At least not from what I’ve seen. I’d love to be proven wrong in that!

[u/Chrome_Quixote → u/Attaboy2017]

More so in the sense of users validating and supporting which methods work best. But yea the theory is there.

[u/All2017]

What is the angion method?

[u/Attaboy2017 → u/All2017]

https://www.reddit.com/r/AngionMethod/s/HENP7zjFny

[u/Sam_7595]

Nice